Hamnøy - Norway
Hy to everyone
I'm new here on the Fstoppers page, a lot of amazing pictures here!
I would love to show you my first uploaded picture
what do you think about it?
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6 Comments
Thomas,
Welcome to this group! Thanks for posting this image. I find many parts of this image captures my eye -which is really nice. I know the intense colors of buildings there i Norway but they feel a bit over saturated in the image on my screen. Even the rocks under the building have a red tint to them. It feels a bit un-natural to my eye. The clouds in the sky are interesting but I find the village is the story. I would consider cropping the sky a bit tighter to the mountain which will bring the village to an upper third line in the image which is a stronger position composition-ally over the center position.
Congrats!
Mike
Mike,
Thank you a lot for your long comment. I'm happy about your inputs and i will try to reprocess the picture and look which one I prefer :) Nice to become critical feedbacks, like this i can grow
Thomas
Lovely photo! 2 months and I'll be standing at the exact same spot and live in one of those red houses. Can't wait!
I'm jealous!
I'll of course share some photos here on Fstoppers :-)
I totally agree with what Michael said. Overall, great image with only a few things that could use improvements.